Displays and modifies address resolution, including ATM (Asyncronous Transfer Mode) interfaces.
arp { [ -t ifType ] HostName | -a [ n ] [ /dev/kmem ] }
arp { -t atm HostName | -a [ n ] [ /dev/kmem ] [ pvc | svc ] }
arp -t atm -d pvc vpi:vci if ifName
arp [ -t ifType ] -s Type HostName AdapterAddress [ Route ] [ temp ] [ pub ]
arp -t atm -s Type HostName AdapterAddress [ temp ]
arp -t atm -s Type pvc vpi:vci { HostName | if ifName } [ no-llc ] [ no-arp ] [ temp ]
arp [ -t ifType ] -f FileName [ Type ]
The arp command displays and modifies the Internet-to-adapter address translation tables used by the Address Resolution Protocol. The arp command displays the current ARP entry for the host specified by the HostName variable. The host may be specified by name or number, using Internet dotted decimal notation.
arp -s 802.3 host2 0:dd:0:a:85:0 temp
arp -d host1 flag
arp -t atm -a host1
arp -t atm -s atm pvc 0:20 host2
arp -t atm -s atm pvc 0:20 if at0
The crash command, ifconfig command, netstat command.
The inetd daemon.
TCP/IP Protocols in AIX Version 4.3 System Management Guide: Communications and Networks.